Dragon Age 2

[Devon]

http://www.nowgamer.com/features/974...ware-interview

[Kat]

The end result is a game that looks and feels a lot more ‘actiony’ for lack of a better way to put it. It’s definitely more of an action-RPG, which is great because as a new player, that’s what you want. You want to be able to go in there and really demolish the bad guys.

I think the end result is a combat system that, at the beginning is pretty forgiving, you can almost play it like a pure action game.

Ma perche

[McLove.]

[SharTeel]

hai preso 1 frase estrapolandola da un contesto che la fa sembrare per ciò che non è

Would you say then that the combat has changed to a more real-time format, or is it still very much a covert turn-based system? What camp would you say the combat in Dragon Age II falls into?

The early impressions people have of the Dragon Age II combat is that they almost don’t know what to make of it, and I think I understand why. It’s because the visual presentation of the combat has been completely reworked. I liked the Dragon Age: Origins combat in the sense that it makes you think like a general.
You have a tactical team of four, you could coordinate their attacks, manoeuvre them and do positioning. All of those elements were really affective in making you feel like you’re not just controlling one character, but you’re controlling a coordinated team. Increasingly that seems to be less and less common in RPGs, so that was key for us to hold onto.

And does this mean that there is still a great deal of micromanagement and tactical thought in combat?

There’s also a camp of people that love the idea of pausing the game and issuing orders. So all of that ability is there in Dragon Age II, none of that has changed. However, the visuals have changed dramatically.
Characters no longer move forward into positions then line themselves up to take their swing and fireballs don’t take like ten seconds of finger waggling to launch. Everything has been made much faster and much more responsive, so that as a player I can count on my team actually executing my orders quickly, efficiently and even more importantly, stylishly.

How have you gone about making the combat more stylish?

Moves now have more personality, a lot more punch to them. Your rogue will now flip into combat instead of awkwardly moving forward. The end result is a game that looks and feels a lot more ‘actiony’ for lack of a better way to put it. It’s definitely more of an action-RPG, which is great because as a new player, that’s what you want. You want to be able to go in there and really demolish the bad guys.
As you get further into the game though, there is a kind of revealed complexity where you start to understand how the tactical play works, you learn how to maximise your team so they’re working together better. I think the end result is a combat system that, at the beginning is pretty forgiving, you can almost play it like a pure action game. But by the time you get further in, and we achieve this seamlessly, the player is now thinking like a general as they become more involved in combat.

[Razj]

In questi termini sembra parecchio fico, haters gonna hate

[Kaluisurrr]

pdddd needo dragon age 2, voglio vedere come procede la storia che m'ha lasciato troppo in sospeso la fine di witch hunt

[SharTeel]

sei consapevole vero che la storia di dragon age 2 non continua quella di DA:O, ma parla di un personaggio a parte (Hawke, umano/a) e verrà narrata la sua storia nell'arco di 10 anni? (nei quali si assisterà, in prospettiva diversa, anche agli eventi di Origins)

[Ercos]

Signature edition

Spoiler

[Hagnar]

Signature edition

Spoiler

Prenotata

[xv25]

Le collector's Bioware diventano sempre peggio

Dei POTENTISSIMI DLC e una soundtrack digital
fine.

Gliela compro sicuro

[Hagnar]

Le collector's Bioware diventano sempre peggio

Dei POTENTISSIMI DLC e una soundtrack digital
fine.

Gliela compro sicuro

Se prenoti la Signature su Multiplayer.com paghi il prezzo della versione normale, ecco perchè l'ho fatto, 44.9 € per la versione pc.

[SharTeel]

Le collector's Bioware diventano sempre peggio

Dei POTENTISSIMI DLC e una soundtrack digital
fine.

Gliela compro sicuro

non è una collector, infatti il costo è quello standard (45€ pc 60€ console)

[Glasny]

Non avete il sospetto sia un dragon age dumbed down for consoles ? Il primo su console non rendeva bene quindi ora han risolto quel problema.

[xv25]

No infatti

http://social.bioware.com/forum/1/to...lf%3D8#5028534

"Oh and:

THIS IS THE COLLECTOR's EDITION

After January 11, 2011 people will still be able to buy Dragon Age 2, but it will be a standard copy without all the cool free stuff included in the Signature Edition. "


COOL FREE STUFF.
CAZZO.

[SharTeel]

beh allora ad una "collector" a 45€ invece di 80 non dico di no, lamentarsi perchè pagando il costo NORMALE (anzi sono 15€ in meno di SC2 o del prezzo consigliato per D3 ) hai roba IN PIU' è un fail giganormous.